Even the smallest kitchens cab be set up which will make clean living a bit easier. Here are a few products that I would suggest for space saving and functionality. First of all look at your basics- are your dishes the size of serving platters? Does your Ikea silverware make eating meats a battle? Be sure to choose smaller sized plates and invest in a few good steak knives... your juicy tasty primal loving meats will love you back. Now for the basics:
Chopping, slicing, prepping and more:
You need some cheap and replaceable cutting boards, a great set of bowls and most importantly a great chefs knife. If I could suggest spending your money on one cooking class it would be in proper knife skills as this will save you time, aches and possibly fingers.
The list is not exhaustive as I assume you at least have a few wooden spoons, a peeler and a whisk but here are my pics for prep:
Chopping, slicing, prepping and more:
You need some cheap and replaceable cutting boards, a great set of bowls and most importantly a great chefs knife. If I could suggest spending your money on one cooking class it would be in proper knife skills as this will save you time, aches and possibly fingers.
The list is not exhaustive as I assume you at least have a few wooden spoons, a peeler and a whisk but here are my pics for prep:
A good chefs knife is a need. Spending a little money on a decent blade will make you happy for years to come. What you select is based on personal touch but I love the look and feel of the Global knives. A couple of swipes on a blade sharpener and it is just like new. This will not only cut down on the amount of time you spend prepping vegetables or salads but also will be safer for you in the end.
Those are my top pics for making your prep easier and safer I do welcome any suggestions in the comments.
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